I have to agree; in fact, so long as the lawn is a few houses down then they can have a ton of them and I'll enjoy looking at them from afar. :D In my lawn though, grrr

Nice, I always thought it was awesome watching Allyn Hane torch weeds left and right in his vids a few years back. It's definitely an "organic" solution to weed management; no chemicals on the lawn.

I appreciate that compliment so much Chris! So many people want to be entertained but I'm all about education first - glad to know others care about the info too. :D

Yeah; I've read lots of similar comments from people that say that they have to use it 2-3 times to fully kill off certain tough weeds. Personally I've never applied it because I like to do things with as little chemical application as possible. I would rather hand dig out my thistle weeds than spray them down, lol. I got tough gloves. Truth be told, pushing grass growth with fert and mowing weeds down twice a week while never letting the weeds or dandelions go to seed does wonders for a lawn over a couple of years. I put down my regular grassy weed preventer in the early spring and then hand weed later in the year for everything mostly. It's good feel-good manual labor.

Ohh man; it's too early in the year for that feeling, lol. Even if you are down way south you've got tons of time yet to recover.

Thanks for your comments Steven! I'm sure you'll have a great lawn this year! Yeah, spraying actively growing dandelions paired with pre-emergent control will eliminate almost all of them over the course of a few seasons. Dandelion seeds will be viable in the ground for many years but most viability will be lost in the first 2-3 years.

@@TurfMechanic wow thanks again. This makes so much sense but never heard it explained before. Appreciate it!

You are welcome Elle!

Mail order programs like Sunday are definitely not worth it for value but for convenience they can be worth it for certain people. Some people don't want to pay a landscaping company to come out and spray the lawn but they also don't want to buy equipment and research what products to buy and apply either. This program I think is good for that cohort; package shows up at the door once every 2-4 months so you attach it to your hose and spray it until it's gone. Then never think about any of it again until the next shipment arrives. It's not what I choose to do to the bulk of my lawn but it's definitely not a bad service. Now having said that, there are a couple other lawn subscription services out there too. I have not used them to compare offerings (at least yet). Which other programs did you get better results from?